In Serbian we say it 'vruće'.
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April is spring in Serbia. The real summer season starts from June and lasts approximately until September. Although, sometimes even in October it can be warm. Summer temperatures range between 30 and 37 degrees Celsius, depending on which part of the country. In the mountainous regions of Serbia, it's warm during the day, but in the evening the temperature drops and you even have to wear a jacket :) I live in the very north, in the plains. Summer is the warmest in my part of country :)))
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In Turkish we say "sıcak". The pronunciation is the same as it is written. By the way, I am trying to learn Indonesian language. I loved it a lot. I'm pretty new, but I hope one day I can express myself completely in Indonesian.
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Thanks for your best wishes. It differs from English in some respects. Especially where the attachments come from. However, I hope that in time I will be able to learn this language as well. @Noval
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in Israel we are say "ham".
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In Bangla, we say "gorom abohawa". It is pronounced phonetically.
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Astaga iya panas banget ya semingguan ini. Bahasa Sundanya "hareudang pisan". Tapi bahasa Sunda bukan bahasa ibu saya sih 😆
Coba kapan-kapan tinggalnya di Banten, soalnya di sana panas.
Spanish for hot is "caliente"!